BigQuery: support multiple dataset locations#7540
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Before the PR, Redash does not work when the BigQuery project have datasets on the multiple locations, or non-US location without explicitly specifying location on the configuration.
This is because BigQuery cannot run a query referring multiple locations.
This PR supports multiple dataset locations, and non-US location without explicitly specifying the location.
How is this tested?
I confirmed that Redash can show schema list on Schema Browser and run queries, even if the BigQuery project have datasets on both US and non-US location.